Howard University Digital Howard @ Howard University The iH lltop: 1950-60 The iH lltop Digital Archive 11-27-1957 The iH lltop 11-27-1957 Hilltop Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_195060 Recommended Citation Staff, Hilltop, "The iH lltop 11-27-1957" (1957). The Hilltop: 1950-60. 48. http://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_195060/48 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the The iH lltop Digital Archive at Digital Howard @ Howard University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The iH lltop: 1950-60 by an authorized administrator of Digital Howard @ Howard University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. - ... J •.. ' • ..;. , • I - • .. ' \ ·01. .I{), ~o. 5 HOWARD UNIVERSITY, WASHING TON, D. C. 1'0\.t'tnlu·r 27. 1957 • HU . Foreign Students Eleven Freshmen Form Hager Poses Merger Have Varied Activities Social Science Seminar Idea on Howard Alon!! with otht•r Foreign Stu­ On Their Own Volition .. 1 P o;-;t llt•t aid '\u\ !I) •• Rf i\l. HOSE'\ BEHn •h 1 t l!>;!presentatives fron• th1 ~)even :studt'n ts"" h:t\'C forn1 ...d a ' . n. • UIP , - li.er iti..... &p)ll"OXi·ral<•ly g1 oup tu discus:s \;a 1ious que ... • • \Yal:.t•r E. I lavt·r pr· ul1•nt of forty-fh'l' foreign student" fro1n t•on,,, that n1 i e ciut'ing tlll•it Di,trkt '£\•adtPI', <'ollf'I!(', s uid .... Ho\\nrd llni\'er ity participated tudy in the ocial :;; c i e n c c Ja ... t ni!!hl . that h .. \H•uld agre~ in the vn1·iou acti\ 1• tc:- ~pon­ 0•11·-.e .. They pl. n lo hold st•\'Cl a to a 111t1g-e1 of IJ o,\a1d l'ni v (~r­ !'Ort0d hy the Fon·ign Studt•nt !iscu,,ion-., at \\ h:1•h th1•\· \\ill ... il\'. · - if tht• 1· 1·11nd1t ions Wt' I'<' 3 'ee t <>U IH'il ancl by ci' l and ·xp,11ui theii· qui.' tions into th rt.f•t: Jl fc;;l(ion ti o rgnn iz a ~iori-; of .1road1•r pt·r-1>< c·ti\e of o 11· con1- !Iowa rd l ' ni\ 1•1·,,ity would J,!'ive \\"a hin.l{ton. 'ill•t1 day \HIY of life•; n111l to in­ up its 11ational tatu-. to lw- .. ~. Lowell E. Dnvi '" l ..;cnior ' i e profe,.:-or lo addt l'S~ thC'tn c-ome a llisll'il·t Cullt•J.tt'. irr"" the ('ol!Pge of L1her·\I Art:-, · !\ • n -1\'R·c·.~~a·t y. Howard \\'ould ht•cotnl' a " rnore fr "l .Jamaica, Briti h \\·est In- · The fornlation of su<"h a l(Toup n1•aily intt•gratt•d in-.litution" 11:cs ·and Pn•:-;i de!n t of IIo\·ard out of the student. own \'oli~io 11 dr opping- it" quotas for \\'hit<• sl u· l "ni. e1 sity'..; Intt•111ationa1 Cl uh 1s a salutory l'\ 1•11t on 6u1· <'llln· dPt1ts whkh llag-l'r "aid t•xisl in wa" one of the six area stu­ nu:o'. This (le~<·t Vl·~ our l"l'<·og-n i­ C(•rtain of its srhools. dcn~ · rc<:('ived hy President Ei­ ti1u1 and suppo1t. Tht> University, after adopt.ion '·' ~enhow er ut the \Vhite House 'rhe nlt>nlb<' r"S an•: Theodon iof the first t\\O ('Onditions. c·ould on Fi iday 1norn ing. C1>ope1·, Gll'n Dou~la s, Hoht•t·t beeome n1ore acceptahl(• {o Db­ l'rI1. Polycaa·p B Gadegbeku, a Handolph, Da\id Hobinson. tric·t white student". s.:r. luate student from Liberia, Franklin Sand,... Donald Sharpe, ~ • Hagt•r brought up lht• subject • \\.t ·t Afi·ica, \'Otl'd Howard ~ ' He nry Spl'lls. l:art Sto1 rs, Hob- Y ~ onn f' Holla nd i<i li-.-.t"<I ' b, h t> r n1oth f'r uftf'r .. fu• i1< cro " n.-d during a question-and-ans wer mo"t Coope1ati\'e F o reign S"tl1- ert Tate, Calvi11 Thon1a B1 y- H o n1f>t·o1n in1t Quttn . period aftPr an addre!'ls ti) tht• 1!t nt of the yeat lfl56- 1957 \\a Plt:>a-.ant Plains Civic Assol.'ia­ on Toyl9y, and Carey \\' t·en. r.o·:elv Yvonne Holland took a meRlh.,1· of the i'.\ewn1an Club Cit e o f the j!'uests of the Com­ . tion met·ting at ~f onroe Elemen­ hct placl' on the roll of Howard and a memh<>r of the I:rc::ta S1g­ nu ~,jo ners of the J> istrict of Col­ at the Depa1tn1cnt of Commerce. tary School, 700 block of lr\ri ng u1nl fa during the morning. l ni\'crsity Homecoming Queen.. ma Theta $01 ority. During her St.. N . \\' .. Th l!~e studt'n ts \\'C•re: o l ~aturday, i'.\ovf.'mber 16, when sophomore year Yvonne reig ned • Mi'' ~fyrtle ~t. Russell, Cedar :\1r. Leyland Hazelwood, Brit­ Discussing a bill to pe rmit \"aJlcv Poiat Office, Jamaica, Brit­ sht• was c rowned University Grid. as swet•thca rt. of the Sphinx Club T€.'achers College to grant ad­ .... ish Guiana. South An1erica; :\tr. iton Queen for the 1957-58 school of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. i:-h \\·est Indie ~. a student in the Henri Dennis. Liberia , \\'e st Af­ vancPd degre€.'s, killed in the year. At present she is the sweetheart Housl' last August, Hager sa id College of Liberal Arts, was rica ; Mr. George .J. A. John!lon of.Alpha Phi 01n€.'ga Fraternity. granting hijir her degrees would • a1nong those visiting various J2n1aica, B. \\'.I. ; :'tit-. Tennyson The 20-yea r-old senior is nut Sh'!' i:\ a lso n m emlwr or .. h" sen­ !-t•hools of the District. Miss Rus­ not requir€.' m ore tax funds for Etu knwa . Nige1 ia, \\.'est Africa. jo1 ing in chen1 istry and phys- ior l •R!'l'i tout l a11d the l\J;j8 sell \\'8 S the guest of the Sid· the school. Later in the afternoon, thi~ ,,. ., with a double m inor in psy­ .! 0.T C. <'·1•1rt .. "ell Fricnd'11 • School, ~25 \Vis­ ;.P oup was joined by other stu,, chology and zoology.. S ht• has Yvonne, a nativl• of Houston, Hager poi nt<>d out that some eon in Avenue, N.\V. Congressmen and other officiab cit·nts fro1n Howard at a rect>p· lwen , n t>xtn•mely active pat tici. Texa s, is thv dau~hll'r of 1\1 r . ,a1<• against what they call "two ?>Ir. Anthony Beckley, A Civ­ lion where Mr. and Mrs. Alht·rt pant -...i n ca1npus or,2'anizalion!" and l\frs. ff. E ~1 eC'oy of Hous­ lax-sup1> 01 ted District Colleges." il F.ni'ineering junior from Ni­ F1icndly, 1 6 ~ 5 3 l st)>treet, N .\V., dut ing ht>r three years here at ton.~ Her hobbies include t€.'nnis, gt·ria. West Africa. rec.. eiv~q "'1!e1 ved llS- hos ts. _. Howard. Shf is a senior m entor, music, danting, and reading .. She Howard Un iver sity is quasi-F<•d· :-ome beh.ind-the..scenes experi­ The group closed a rather f ull a n1en1ber of the Dean of \Vom. i<; also an avid brid'ie enthusiast. erally sµ pported and is a nation· al university, he said. Then he enl't:" \vith the \\'a shington Gas a nd e\'.t>ntful day a t the Inter- t• n':; Con1mt tee. secretary of tht• Her attendant \\'as ~a 0 discussed tht• possibility of a and Light Con1pany .. n11tional Duy Dance at the lntl 1·- Truth and Crandall House Cov­ Boont•, of $p1 ingfield, ~fass. La,celles Ande1.. on, !\ Liberal national Students House on H t•1n m l.' nt , a pa;)t secretary of merger. • Arts <tOphomore from Port An· Str'eet, N.W. Frazie1· Hall Hou:-e G:1vernment, Hager a cl.'usc•d offidalg of somt• tonio. Jamaica . B.\V .I. dlnd for­ -----------Pharmacy Congress District collegt•s of helping to nler radio Announcer, will spend kill th<• advaneed degree bill. lie • hi... day at Radio-TV Station Meets :)aid he didn't know \\.'hy othc•r \\°TQP. Tht• Pan An1cl'ican Congrc.;;s of tollt·gc,. "ant afra!cl of ui:;" iJ!lt --~~ The follo\\'ing tudent~. great­ Pharn1a<·y. and Hiot•ht-m ist1-r. re- thought th<•y "assunied that if ly interested in economic and t-t>ntly h(•(d it .... 4th lril'nnial meet- we didn't exist, thl'y \\'Ould get bu iri'e. s adminis tration began ing hi>te in \\'ash1ngton, 0 C. a few mort> students." tht- ir day \\ ith a luncheon at the This ('ongrt» .... ('Oll'lt~ls of del<>­ The House Distt kt Education ro~mo~ Cluh, Dr. J oseph Kaplan, gate:; from 22 (0 11unt1 it•s In the suh<·omn1itteC' "must 1'<' conv1nc('(l ho t, followed by an afternoon AmPricas and ha-1 a-. it-. aim an that the J><'Opl t.• of \Vashington fntercfianging o f infonnation he­ want" Distri('t Teachc•1·s Coll<•ge Changing Trends at twe1•11 the• phar mac•e•utic:al pro­ "and want it to c:onrer Master'~ f(! sion, thl· phamu<'l'ulit·al <'<lu­ Degrees," Hag-el' said Howard University • c-ttlor, and tht• drug indu-.try H c• urg<•ci c:1lizens and c•ivic· as­ By B. CAROYLN GEE \\ hic·h ''ill, though the l'Od1• of soC'iatfion in the Dis tr 1c:t to wrill' Tht• tir t Sl'lllt>Sl<'t o f thl' cur- Pthi<-u1 .ind high prof• ·sional and t(•lephone th(• sul>tomm itu•1• 1ent chool yt>ur ha added a nc\V lunda1 d.